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Job Title: Business Support Officer Location: South London Contract Type: Temporary (Ongoing) Rate: 18 - 24 per hour Working Pattern: Hybrid Hours: 36 hours per week Social Housing Experience Required Daniel Owen are proud to be representing a well-known client based in the South London area, who are looking for a highly skilled Business Support Officer to join their team. Key Responsibilities - Business Support Officer: To support delivery of the surveying functions within the Specialist Services contract team, including voids, aids and adaptations, private sector housing empty homes, major repairs and statutory legal disrepair. To operate and maintain administrative processes in support of wider business objectives Principal Accountabilities: To undertake project support duties for the surveying team including creating documents (e.g. minutes, presentations, spreadsheets and project plans), document control, management of emails and other communications using a variety of systems as required. To coordinate, produce and report against performance documentation within milestones/deadlines and liaise with colleagues as required. Responsibility for project configuration; managing circulation and version control and inputting into quality and change control To handle and maintain confidential and commercially sensitive information provided To provide support for a range of programmes, utilising ICT and other systems to produce, review and report on project progress and financial status through effective communication with project teams including verbal and written reporting To input and process payments for authorisation in accordance with financial procedures and within the limits of authorising officers Responsibility for assigned work streams within specific projects and portfolios, such as organising resident consultation, coordinating approvals to secure release of project funds and implementing communication plans.

Key Purpose of Post To support all areas of work within the remit of the Strategic Contract Manager by providing support to the delivery of all the strategic contract management services provided across the Council which will include, but is not limited to, the preparation of data, information and reports. Acting as a point of contact for communications across the wider Procurement Service and Council. Main Responsibilities Effective and efficient administration of contract management activities. Liaising with all stakeholders to ensure communication and governance processes, payment, performance and benefit realisation monitoring, and the initiation of remedial/improvement activity are executed properly, enabling reporting that the corporate contracts are on track to deliver the commissioned/procured goods and services To add value through procurement and deliver contract compliance in all contracting activity. The purpose is to improve cost effective supply arrangements, whilst maintaining customer service levels and compliance to Public Contracts Regulations and the Council's Financial and Contract Standing Orders and Procurement Strategy. To support the provision, and grow the current use of fit for purpose electronic tendering systems including e-catalogues and e-auctions, and information to support high quality procurement, supplier management and category management. To participate in 'future thinking' and the development of e-systems and e-processes that will drive forward increased efficiency and greater value for money from the Council's procurement activities. Support contract managers across the Council in all aspects of day to day contract management ensuring the set up and maintenance of the administrative arrangements for effective and efficient contract management are complied with, including stakeholder communication, governance, performance monitoring arrangements, payments and file/records management Conduct contractual monitoring, identifying and initiating remedies for data quality issues to support the provision of assurance of service delivery in line with strategy and contract and report on compliance and delivery performance Ensure all council policies and procedures and contract mechanisms are properly applied by the Strategic Contract Management Team, delivery units and delivery partnersDevelop effective relationships with the delivery units and delivery partners. Maintain accurate and up to date logs of issues, risks, change controls, actions and meeting minutes, ensure that actions are followed up in a timely fashion To contribute to the development of contract management manuals where appropriate. Ensure payments are accurate and reflect agreed performance/payment mechanisms Work collaboratively with colleagues across the Procurement Service to ensure a consistent commercial approach is taken, interdependencies are managed effectively, and a rich understanding of performance is developed. Undertake research into best practice contract management and the outcomes achieved by others to support benchmarking and apply lessons learned to improve the Council's contracting arrangements Ensure that the needs of customers and outcomes for service users drive contract management activity, and that customer feedback is sought and used as part of the contract management processes. Assist contract managers to intervene, analyse, manage and resolve business conflicts with delivery units and partners. Assist procurement professionals, where appropriate, with procurement projects supporting the development tender of documentation and evaluation procedures and other associated processes. To ensure compliance with all relevant standards including all financial regulations, Contracts Standing Orders, as well as European and UK procurement and other relevant legislation pertinent to contracts in the public sector, e.g.,IR35 legislation. Relevant professional qualifications requirement CIPS Level 4 Diploma Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Our client, a leader in the Defence & Security sector, is seeking a Customer Support Officer on a contract basis. This role primarily involves providing project management and programme management office business analysis of material and configuration data. You will often interact with customers as a project lead, working closely with the Customer Support Manager on related contracts. Key Responsibilities: Maintenance and sustainment of project operations Gaining actionable insights into project interface preferences and intentions Engaging with stakeholders to ensure performance in terms of cost, quality, and delivery schedule Managing tasks and schedules, ensuring performance monitoring and reporting Identifying and mitigating risks impacting project delivery Reporting progress and ensuring adherence to business processes Addressing safety and airworthiness issues as raised through customer support activities Ensuring Statements of Work align with capacity requirements Job Requirements: Advanced Excel skills A positive attitude with strong motivation and commitment Programme management and planning skills, including schedules, critical path, and risk analysis Understanding of business service, support organisation, operations, commercial and management structures Knowledge of logistic support and associated disciplines Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, including influencing, negotiating, and motivation Ability to work under pressure and maintain focus Skills in collecting, collating, analysing, and presenting information Confidence in establishing and building relationships with stakeholders Strong problem-solving abilities Context and Environment: This is a high-profile, customer-facing role within the Defence & Security sector. You will be involved in: Commissioned projects Workshare business support Business analysis projects Working Relationships: You will work closely with: Customers, as required by the project Suppliers, if requested Governmental organisations, as needed Internal teams within Customer Support & Training and other business stakeholders If you are an experienced Customer Support Officer with advanced Excel skills and a background in Defence & Security, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic team.

Role title: Director of Culture & Creative Industries Employer: Manchester City Council Location: Manchester Salary: £111,669 - £123,071 Shape one of the world's most distinctive cultural cities Manchester is a global cultural city with a powerful local identity. Culture is central to the city's growth, regeneration and sense of place, and following the announcement that Dave Moutrey is retiring, we are seeking an exceptional Director of Culture & Creative Industries to lead at a pivotal moment. This is one of the most senior local authority culture roles in the UK, with significant national and international influence. The role provides strategic leadership for Manchester's cultural and creative ecosystem, from world class institutions and major events to grassroots venues, creative businesses and neighbourhood based activity. Reporting to the Strategic Director (Neighbourhoods), you will act as Senior Responsible Officer for our Always Everywhere: Manchester's Cultural Ambition , and lead delivery of the Manchester Creative Industries Strategy. You will ensure culture and creativity are embedded across council priorities including inclusive economic growth, regeneration, skills, health and zero carbon ambitions. You will: Provide clear, visible leadership for culture, creative industries and major cultural programmes. Chair and strengthen citywide governance, including the Cultural Strategy Partnership Board, Creative Industries Leadership Group and Events Commission. Lead significant capital, commissioning and regeneration activity linked to culture and creative industries. Secure investment and drive innovation, commercial development and cross sector partnerships. Represent and advocate for Manchester locally, nationally and internationally with government, funders and global cultural networks. Lead and grow a multidisciplinary service, building new creative industries capacity within the Council. We are looking for a nationally credible cultural leader with significant senior level experience in the cultural or creative industries, public sector or similarly complex environments. You will bring a strong track record in creative industries development, investment and partnership working, alongside financial and commercial acumen. You will be politically astute, emotionally intelligent and a confident communicator able to navigate complex issues, convene diverse partners and deliver at pace. A deep understanding of UK cultural policy, the role of local government and a genuine commitment to equality, diversity, inclusion and neighbourhood access are essential. This is a rare opportunity to shape Manchester's cultural future, balancing global ambition with local community impact in a city that takes culture seriously and expects delivery. For more details click (insert call to action) or contact; Rebekah Herz-Bauman : Gary Evans : Carmel Bell : Closing date: Monday 24th May

Money Adviser (Welfare Rights Officer) Salary: 36,000 (Including 2,000 car allowance) Location: Bedford / Hybrid About the Role Are you passionate about helping people manage their finances and improve their wellbeing? bpha is seeking a dedicated Money Adviser to join our team. In this vital role, you will provide benefit and debt advice to our residents, helping them avoid financial difficulties and maximise their incomes. You'll proactively support those at risk, especially new tenants, and work to sustain tenancies and prevent rent arrears. As a Money Adviser, you will be: Delivering benefit and debt advice, information, and guidance to bpha residents. Targeting residents at high risk of financial difficulties, especially within their first year of tenancy. Raising awareness of financial capability through one-to-one sessions. Supporting customers with non-priority debt and negotiate affordable repayment plans. Working collaboratively to reduce fuel poverty and provide access to grants. Promoting the Money Advice Service internally and externally, including at community hubs. Delivering customer-centric service and manage complex cases. Providing training to staff on benefit changes and money advice. Contributing to specialist projects and support other areas of the organisation as needed. Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and best practice. What we're looking for as a Money Adviser: Essential Skills & Experience: Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Strong written communication and numeracy skills. Customer-focused with excellent time management. Confident communicator able to manage a varied workload. Up-to-date working knowledge of benefit and debt legislation. Knowledge of Financial Conduct Authority standards. Experience providing welfare advice in a commercial environment. Experience with case management and securing external funding. Experience using MS Office and specialist money advice software. Partnership working with key stakeholders and local agencies. Qualifications: NVQ Level 4 Advice and Guidance or similar. Certificate in Money Advice Practice. Satisfactory enhanced DBS Check. Desirable: MS Visio skills. Strong analytical and reporting skills. Experience preparing and delivering training. Member of Institute of Money Advisors. Authorised Debt Relief Intermediary or DRO intermediary. Why Join Us? At bpha, our values are at the heart of everything we do: We take responsibility: We do what we say and are accountable for our actions. We show empathy: We respect and listen to every colleague and customer. We are better together: We value diversity and achieve more as one team. We are ambitious: We strive for excellence and make a positive difference. Are you ready to make a difference? If you are committed to making a real impact and share our values, we would love to hear from you! Please note that applications will be reviewed as received and as such bpha reserves the right to close applications prior to the advertised closing date upon identification of a suitable candidate. Early applications are encouraged to avoid disappointment. All offers will be subject to satisfactory pre-employment screening, including DBS check and references.

The Rewards & Benefits on Offer; A competitive starting salary You will be working for a highly established business with blue-chip clients! Growth and development opportunities Monday Friday working hours promoting a healthy work/life balance Opportunity for European travel! A friendly and supportive working environment ASAP start date The Company you will be working for; MTrec Commercial are proudly representing our prestigious client on their search to appoint an experienced Business Development Manager to join their team on a full time and permanent basis. The client is looking for someone who is natural driven, motivated and eager to drive success for the company. If you feel you have the required skills and experience, then please apply for an immediate response! The Role you will be doing; Identify and convert new scalable brand partnerships, supporting the Chief Growth Officer. Build and manage a strong prospect pipeline through outreach, events, and inbound opportunities. Lead 0 6 month partner onboarding across the region, hands on working with local teams ensuring smooth execution across SKUs, channels, ordering, and reporting. Represent the company at industry events, trade fairs, and networking opportunities. Coordinate thought leadership content, case studies, and PR to amplify brand visibility. Deliver on growth KPIs, qualified leads, and partner revenue expansion. Maintain accurate CRM tracking, pipeline management, and forecasting. About You; Self-starter with proven business development or sales experience in eCommerce, FMCG, or marketplace sectors. Strong commercial acumen and record of meeting growth targets. Excellent communication, networking, and presentation skills. Proficiency in multiple languages would be advantageous. Analytical and organised, able to manage multiple opportunities simultaneously. Agility to work in the grey, even if it didn t previously exist, you made it happen. CRM and pipeline management experience.

Senior Commercial Officer Our Local Authority client based in Central London, are seeking an experienced Senior Commercial Officer to join their Procurement and Commercial Service, on an initial 12 month FTC. In this role, you will lead and support the delivery of medium-value (above threshold) and complex tenders. The salary banding is 42,912 - 54,360, and working arrangements consist of 1 day per week in the office. There is scope for this FTC to extend based on performance, or become permanent. Key responsibilities include: Leading procurement exercises from initiation through to contract award and mobilisation Designing and managing tenders to meet commercial, social value and sustainability objectives Providing pragmatic, professional procurement advice to commissioners, senior managers and stakeholders Developing procurement strategies, specifications, evaluation models and tender documentation Working collaboratively with legal, finance and technical specialists to shape contracts and KPIs Ensuring full compliance with procurement legislation, Council policies and best practice Managing risk, engaging with suppliers and supporting contract mobilisation and handover Keeping up to date with market developments, policy changes and procurement best practice If you would be interested in applying or discussing further, please do send through on application or get in touch via email.

An established organisation operating in a highly regulated, complex engineering environment is recruiting for a Procurement Manager to lead a small team and manage a diverse portfolio of goods and services. This role would also suit candidates currently working as a Purchasing Manager, Procurement Team Leader, Purchasing Team Leader , or an experienced Senior Buyer who has responsibility for leading or mentoring a team. The Role Reporting into the wider Supply Chain function, you will be responsible for both people management and hands-on procurement activity , supporting multiple programmes across a broad range of spend categories. Key responsibilities include: Leading and developing a team of Procurement Officers within a busy operational environment Managing end-to-end procurement activity, from RFQs and tenders through to negotiation and contract award Owning and managing strategic, critical, and tactical supplier relationships to achieve best value Monitoring supplier performance across cost, quality, delivery, and technical requirements Identifying and mitigating supply chain risks and driving corrective actions where required Acting as a key interface between internal stakeholders and external suppliers Ensuring governance, compliance, and effective use of delegated procurement authority Supporting bid, proposal, and review activities with supply chain input Driving continuous improvement across procurement processes and ways of working About You You will be an experienced procurement professional with strong commercial acumen and proven leadership capability. Essential experience includes: Leading procurement teams or taking responsibility for team output and development Procuring complex goods and/or services Managing multiple supplier relationships in a demanding environment Strong negotiation and stakeholder management skills A structured, compliant approach to procurement processes and governance Ability to work autonomously and manage competing priorities Desirable experience: Defence, engineering, or similarly regulated environments Supporting bids and proposals MCIPS (or working towards) Experience using ERP / P2P systems such as SAP or equivalent Additional Information Hybrid working (typically 2-3 days onsite per week, business dependent) Role requires eligibility for SC security clearance This is an excellent opportunity for a procurement leader or senior buyer looking to step into a broader role with genuine influence, flexibility, and long-term career development.

JOB TITLE: Facilities Events Porter LOCATION: Full time office based, Ealing (W5 2HL) PAY RATE: 16.60 paye (per hour) START DATE: ASAP DURATION/Hours: 3-month initial contract/ 35 hours a week (Shift will be 07:00 - 14:30 / 12:00 - 19:30 Monday to Friday with the occasional weekend cover) Role purpose: To assist the EalingFM and Hospitality & Events teams to develop a commercial culture & customer-focused environment for all events and meetings at Perceval House, Ealing Town Hall, Greenford Hall and at any other LB Ealing venues as required. To provide porterage support to the team to deliver both internal and external events and meetings. Key accountabilities: To assist the events managers and FM service delivery with all aspects of event and meeting planning and execution by providing an efficient and timely portering service. To clean and set up meeting rooms and halls for events with furniture as instructed and required. Daily policing of meeting rooms, producing usage lists, ensuring sufficient supply of flip chart paper, and checking furniture layouts are correct and match occupancy levels. To set up IT audio visual and other equipment for meetings and events, demonstrate to hirers the correct way to use any equipment and ensure correct storage of equipment when not in use. To set up stalls as required in the booking system. This includes trestle tables and tablecloths for the Ground Floor of Perceval House. To ensure sufficient supply of A4 and A3 printing paper is available at printing areas at all times and advise the Business Support Officer on any alternatives in quantity as and when required. Ensure print areas are clear and free of clutter. To organise notice boards, removing old out of date notices and placing new notices as requested. To print and laminate notices as required. To ensure deliveries to the back door are organised safely and distributed efficiently. To ensure that all cleaning products are safely used at all times and are stored appropriately. To report any defects in fittings and fixtures and any damaged or missing equipment, promptly and properly to the Senior Events Manager or FM Help Desk and with impact on customers minimised Knowledge, skills & experience: Ability to work independently and take responsibility for actions as well as being a good team player. Ability to communicate to a good standard, both written and spoken, at all levels. Experience of manual handling. Have a basic knowledge of health and safety requirements relevant to events and building services operations. Basic computer knowledge to include ability to use events software to check room setups and ensuring all rooms are cleaned and setup as per description/ floor plan where required. Previous porterage experience. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser (url removed)

Business Development Manager Overview We are recruiting for a Business Development Manager to join our Growth team. The role requires industry knowledge, commercial insight and collaborative leadership to help shape the organisations short-term and long-term success within the evolving water and environmental landscape. Up to £65k doe + bonus Company car / car allowance We specialise in sustainable water asset management solutions, delivering exceptional value outcomes in potable water, wastewater and the environment. There s never been a more exciting time to join us. With increasing investment in water, wastewater, and environmental infrastructure, we re growing fast - and we re looking for passionate people to grow with us. What you'll be doing This is a high impact role, reporting directly to the Chief Growth Officer. You will play a key role in promoting the business as a purpose lead sustainability expert co-ordinating end-market work winning activities and supporting strategic initiatives across Water, Wastewater and Environment. Drive sales enquiries and opportunities through effective client-interaction and internal stakeholder management Support Regional Directors, Framework and Delivery Managers in winning work and expanding opportunities Support the Client Development Plan (CDP) and process, driving actions to deliver on revenue growth objectives Focus on the most beneficial clients, products and services in particular growing ROV / PM100 solutions to new clients Present Water, Wastewater and Environment services and capabilities to existing and prospective customers Communicate new product and service development / innovation to existing and prospective clients Work with the marketing team to produce and deliver marketing literature, including case studies, insights, reports and presentations Identify cross-selling opportunities to maximise revenues from each customer Who we're looking for You will be an experienced Business Development Manager with a strong knowledge of the water market, including regulatory frameworks. Proven business development experience and revenue growth Demonstrable experience of realising business opportunities Experience in Environment, Wastewater, Clean Water Relevant sales and marketing qualification or equivalent to NVQ Level 4, or Huthwaite SPIN Selling, or Miller Heiman strategic selling What we're offering Holidays You will receive 24 days paid holiday per annum, rising to 25 after two years service Options to buy five extra days using the Holiday Scheme Volunteering day - up to two days per year to contribute to our local communities Enhanced occupational maternity leave policy Finance / Rewards Up to £65k doe + bonus Company car / car allowance Pension You will receive a 6% company pension contribution Life Assurance Income protection Benifex Platform - including the Technology Scheme, Dental Plan, and the Bike Scheme Health and Wellbeing Private Medical Insurance Eyecare Scheme Apply Now!

Location: On-site, Loanhead, Edinburgh Flexible Working Options - hours between 07:00 and 19:00, core hours 09:30 - 15:30. Contract Type: Full-time, Permanent Join Our Commercial Team: Trainee Trade Compliance Officer We are seeking a highly motivated Trainee Trade Compliance Officer to support operational and compliance-related activities within the organisation. This role will be responsible for ensuring that all relevant departmental and regulatory requirements are met, including the coordination of key import/export processes, liaison with internal and external stakeholders, and the accurate recording and archiving of associated documentation. The role includes both on-the-job training and opportunity for professional development in Trade Compliance, enabling the postholder to build knowledge and competence in UK HMRC and international trade regulations over time. The postholder will work closely with the Trade Compliance Officer on a day-to-day basis and will report directly to the Commercial Director, in accordance with the Trade Control function. While structured guidance, supervision, and training will be provided, the role also requires the ability to use initiative and develop an independent, methodical approach to tasks. About us MacTaggart Scott primarily supports the Naval Defence industry, providing complete solutions to customer needs from analysis of initial customer requirements, to design and manufacture, and right through to commissioning and through life support. Established in 1898, we are proud of our history and tradition but believe that sustainable competitive advantage can only be achieved through continuous improvement, investment, and a commitment to business excellence at every level within the company. What is the job about? This role ensures that all import and export activities are carried out in full compliance with UK HMRC and Trade Compliance legislation. The postholder will support the administration of trade and customs processes, maintain accurate shipping and compliance records, and provide guidance across the business to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements. The role also contributes to the continuous improvement of trade compliance practices and supports the organisation's overall import/export strategy. Key Responsibilities Supporting administrative duties for import/export documentation to ensure compliance with UK legislation Assisting with import clearance requests and liaising with freight forwarders to ensure timely processing Preparing documentation for the movement of goods under customs regulations Maintaining accurate records for all shipping movements Supporting the preparation of commercial invoices for exports in collaboration with the Despatch Team Engaging with internal stakeholders to provide guidance on trade compliance requirements Supporting import processes (Home Use, Customs Warehousing, Inward Processing) Supporting export processes, including standard shipments and movements from customs regimes Creating travel letters for personnel and assisting with Consignee Undertakings (CUTs) Liaising with freight agents and supporting outbound shipments under relevant processing rules Conducting approval checks for purchase orders, licences, and compliance documentation Identifying unusual transactions in monthly HMRC reports Ensuring customs-related invoices are processed and submitted to Finance in a timely manner Building and maintaining professional relationships with internal teams and external stakeholders Supporting the planning and implementation of import/export strategies Undertaking ongoing training and professional development in trade compliance About You Strong interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal) High level of attention to detail and accuracy Ability to understand and review legislation with guidance Good numeracy and problem-solving skills Proficient in Microsoft Office tools Methodical approach with the ability to follow established processes Positive, proactive attitude with a willingness to learn Motivated, enthusiastic, and committed to personal development Ability to build effective working relationships across all levels Knowledge, Skills and Experience Essential Secondary education to Higher level (minimum 3 Highers, including English) Strong attention to detail and organisational skills Good communication and interpersonal skills Basic understanding of administrative processes Willingness to learn and develop within a trade compliance environment Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Desirable Previous exposure to import/export or logistics processes Awareness of UK HMRC regulations or trade compliance requirements Experience working in a compliance or administrative role Interest in developing a career within trade compliance or international trade Benefits Your future And What We Offer Flexible Working: Choose a 4- or 5-day week with flexible hours (Mon-Thurs 07:00-19:15 with core hours 09:30-15:30, Friday 07:00-16:00 with core hours 09:30-12:00), allowing you to fit work around your life. Leave Entitlements: Inclusive annual leave, paid parental leave, military reservist leave, annual leave buy and sell, and more. Career Development: Supportive environment with a dedicated Learning & Development team and clear pathways to grow your career. Wellbeing Support: Access to our comprehensive wellbeing programme, Employee Assistance Programme, onsite nurse, and life insurance. Health & Protection: Sick pay, free flu vaccinations, and comprehensive health & wellbeing initiatives. Onsite Facilities: Canteen, free parking, and cycle-to-work scheme for convenience. Financial Benefits: Generous company pension plan and exclusive employee discounts.

Site Security Operations Officer Location: Filton (On-site initially, hybrid thereafter - 4 days on-site / 1 day remote) Contract: 12 months (likely extension) Hours: 35 hours per week (4.5 days, between 7am-7pm) Rate: 28ph Umbrella or 20.93ph PAYE Security Clearance: BPSS (completed by the Client) IR35: Inside of IR35 The Role Our client is seeking a Security Operations Support professional to support the delivery of a robust physical security framework within a large, complex industrial environment. This role plays a key part in protecting people, assets, information, and infrastructure while supporting operational and delivery objectives. You will work closely with site security leadership, contributing to day-to-day security operations as well as supporting physical security, fire, and systems-related projects. The position offers excellent exposure to a broad UK security network including corporate, cyber, aviation security, and emergency response functions. Key Responsibilities Support the delivery of effective physical security, fire, and systems activities in line with policy and regulatory frameworks Assist with the management and performance oversight of third-party security, systems, and fire service providers Support security risk assessments, issue management, and mitigation activity Assist with emergency planning and emergency response arrangements Provide security input into site events, projects, and operational planning Act as a coordinator for security and safety investigations Serve as a first point of contact for security systems issues and faults Support audits and ensure supplier compliance with contractual requirements Contribute to continuous improvement of security processes and procedures Produce reports and maintain effective stakeholder communication About You We're open to candidates with strong transferable skills, including those without a formal security background but with an interest in security, aerospace, or industrial environments. You will ideally demonstrate: Experience within a corporate, commercial, or industrial operational environment An understanding of security or risk management principles Exposure to stakeholder management and multi-functional working Strong organisational, communication, and problem-solving skills A methodical, systems-thinking approach to resolving issues Confidence working with Microsoft and Google-based applications Qualifications or equivalent experience in security management If you think this could be a new and exciting career opportunity for you and you would like to learn more or just for an initial, no-obligation conversation please contact me on (phone number removed) or you can apply directly by following the Easy Apply link and I will contact you as soon as I receive your contact details. This vacancy is being advertised by Belcan

University College School Hampstead Director of Marketing and Admissions University College School Hampstead (UCS) is seeking to appoint an ambitious, strategic and imaginative Director of Marketing and Admissions to lead this newly integrated function at an important moment in the Foundation's development. This senior appointment brings together Admissions, Marketing and Communications for the first time. The post holder will be a key member of the Foundation Cabinet, contributing to a coherent, outward-looking strategy and a seamless experience for families across the full UCS journey. Founded in 1830, UCS is one of London's leading independent day schools, long celebrated for its liberal ethos, academic excellence and commitment to intellectual curiosity, breadth of study and independence of mind. The School educates pupils aged 4 to 18 across the Pre-Prep, Junior Branch, Senior School and co-educational Sixth Form, and is known for its warm, unpretentious culture where learning is both rigorous and joyful. Reporting to the Foundation Head and working closely with the Heads of the Schools, Chief Operating Officer, and Director of Development, the Director of Marketing and Admissions will shape and deliver a values-led, data-informed strategy for pupil recruitment and retention. The role encompasses all entry points, ensuring a welcoming, personalised and consistently high-quality admissions experience for prospective and current families. The post-holder will also provide strategic leadership for the Foundation's brand and communications. Working through the Head of Communications, they will ensure that UCS presents a confident, coherent and authentic narrative across all channels, acting as a thoughtful custodian of the Foundation's identity and reputation. This is a broad, high-profile role requiring commercial acuity, strategic judgement and emotional intelligence. UCS welcomes applications from candidates with senior admissions and marketing experience in an independent or international school context, as well as from accomplished marketing leaders from other sectors who bring a strong affinity with education. Above all, the successful candidate will understand how families make educational choices and how trust is built over time. This is an outstanding opportunity to join a forward-thinking and collaborative school community, and to play a defining role in shaping how future generations encounter and experience UCS. Further information about University College School can be found at and a candidate brief can be downloaded from Covering letters and CVs should be sent by 9.00am BST on Friday 22 nd May to Constance Moss at Odgers. University College School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.

We are seeking a visionary Strategic Director of Finance and Deputy Chief Executive to join our corporate leadership team and drive change to ensure we reach our goal of achieving a sustainable footing financially. The role includes the duties of Section 151 Officer, working to ensure best practice in financial planning, monitoring and risk mitigation in the design and delivery of services. " This is a pivotal leadership role at a defining moment for the Isle of Wight. The Strategic Director of Finance & Deputy Chief Executive will shape the Council's future, providing strong financial leadership, working closely with Members and partners, and delivering sustainable outcomes for Island communities. The challenge is significant, but so is the opportunity to make a lasting impact " - Wendy Perera, Chief Executive, Isle of Wight Council This is your opportunity to inspire change, champion financial resilience and build a sustainable future for our Island community. With Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) announcing that the Island will be retained as a separate unitary authority, this is the perfect time to join us to take our local directives forward. With our unique geography and distinct service needs, this announcement ensures decisions continue to be made locally and services remain tailored to our residents. Our new Strategic Director of Finance and Deputy Chief Executive will have real scope and authority to implement transformation and change designed to address our financial challenges. To succeed, you'll need the skill and experience to navigate a complex and challenging financial environment. Focus areas will include financial policy, strategy and management all duties as the Council's statutory Section 151 Officer development and implementation of transformation and improvement plans management accounting and financial planning strategic procurement treasury management internal audit and risk assurance Local Government Pension Scheme We are looking for someone who can think commercially, innovatively and creatively about how funding is best deployed to support growth Required skills and experience include fully qualified CCAB accountant with substantial post qualification experience. evidence of continuous professional development sound understanding of the Local Government Act 1972, specifically Section 151, and financial regulations governing local authorities extensive experience of development and delivery of a medium-term financial strategy for a council with a gross budget exceeding £300m successfully delivery of a balanced budget for multiple consecutive years despite funding reductions. able to direct 'whole council transformation' to deliver significant efficiency savings. This is a unique chance to take on a challenging leadership role, shaping the future of our island, in a fantastic coastal location surrounded by beauty, in a warm and welcoming community. Join and you'll receive our staff benefits package, including: Annual leave entitlement of 32 days p/a PLUS public holidays! Local Government pension scheme Discounted Solent ferry travel Island bus network discount Cycle to work scheme Staff parking permit scheme Discounted island sports & leisure gym membership National and local discounts & benefits schemes Relocation scheme of up to £8,000 may be available for some roles (subject to criteria) Travel allowance may be available if commuting from the mainland (subject to criteria)

As Chief Operating Officer, you will support the ministry of the Archbishop of Canterbury through accountability for Lambeth Palace as an office, a home, a place of worship, an historic building and gardens, and an events venue. This is a critical senior leadership role at the heart of the Archbishop of Canterbury's ministry. As Chief Operating Officer, you will bring strategic direction, organisational leadership, and operational excellence. You will ensure that the Palace operates effectively, sustainably and safely. You will enable the Archbishop's ministry through advice, strong strategic planning and prudent financial stewardship, ensuring we live within our means, and work to promote collaboration across the other National Church Institutions. Reporting directly to the Archbishop, you will work collaboratively with the Chief of Staff, supporting and covering for each other to ensure that the work of Lambeth Palace enables the ministries of the Archbishop, the Church of England and the Anglican Communion. You will each need to be a visible senior leader within the Palace proactively demonstrating our values, prioritising the wellbeing of colleagues, and taking responsibility for excellent safeguarding practice and promoting a safer culture. The closing date for applications is 9am on Tuesday 12 May. Responsibilities As a senior leader in a fast-paced and high-profile environment, you will need to be agile and able to respond to emerging priorities. Your priorities will typically include: setting the strategic direction and a robust business plan for the work of the operational teams, ensuring that their work is aligned with the Archbishop's priorities, and effectively mitigates risk; leading an inclusive, values led culture, providing visible leadership through periods of organisational change; overseeing, developing and managing Key Performance Indicators to forecast and analyse financial performance; working to ensure financial sustainability and improving cost-effectiveness through stronger financial controls and budget discipline; building and maintaining relationships with existing and new sources of funding for the Archbishop's priorities including the Lambeth Trust and Partnership, and proactively increasing income through growing the commercial activities of Lambeth Palace; oversee the security arrangements for the Palace and all aspects of the Archbishop's ministry, ensuring coordination with the Metropolitan Police and security contractors; lead our approach to business continuity, resilience planning and crisis response, ensuring Lambeth Palace is prepared for and able to respond effectively to major incidents that impact on our work, working alongside the NCIs business continuity planning group; acting as an ex-officio Trustee of the Archbishop's Charitable Foundation, and providing support and advice to the Trustees. You will lead a team of approximately 25 people across a number of functional areas including Finance, Facilities, Gardens, Records Management and Events. You will also work closely with the National Church Institutions (NCIs) central service functions (e.g. Technology and HR) and have oversight of the work of external contractors, volunteers and casual workers to ensure the smooth running of Lambeth Palace. You'll lead by example in ensuring our values are demonstrated throughout all of our work, and be accountable for ensuring Lambeth Palace is a safe place to work both in terms of Health & Safety legislation and excellent safeguarding practice. All staff working at Lambeth Palace share responsibility to promote and maintain a strong safeguarding culture with regard to children and vulnerable adults, including identifying the key actions they should take given their role and responsibilities. As a Chief Officer of the NCIs, you will develop close working relationships with the other Chief Officers. You will participate in corporate leadership decision-making and policy formation for the NCIs, look for opportunities for greater shared working and collaboration between Lambeth Palace and the other the NCIs, modelling our values and priorities for belonging, inclusion and wellbeing. Requirements To succeed in this role, you will be an experienced senior leader who can combine strategic judgement with confident people management and operational oversight. You will work closely with the Archbishop and their Chief of Staff and colleagues across Lambeth Palace and the other NCIs, providing calm, values driven, people-focused leadership in a complex environment. You will bring the credibility to advise at the highest levels, the discipline to ensure smooth day to day running, and the interpersonal skills to foster a positive, inclusive and hospitable culture that is welcoming to staff, volunteers and visitors. You will need to demonstrate: substantial strategic leadership experience in a complex or high profile setting, with the ability to set strategic direction, manage risk and align operational work to organisational priorities; a track-record of leading excellent operational delivery with experience of having accountability for finance, strategic planning, estates or facilities, and in establishing clear systems, processes and performance measures; experience of developing and executing an income generation strategy; people centred leadership, modelling organisational values, enabling teams to deliver well, and ensuring safeguarding and wellbeing are consistently prioritised; experience of business continuity and crisis management; excellent stakeholder engagement, able to work confidently with senior stakeholders, funders, public authorities and governance bodies, representing the Archbishop's priorities with clarity and integrity; resilience, discretion, emotional intelligence and a commitment to belonging and inclusion. This is a role for an experienced leader who can move and adapt comfortably between strategic oversight and hands on delivery, bringing steady judgement, professionalism and care to all aspects of Lambeth Palace's life and ministry.

Security Assurance Manager London - Hybrid 12-18 months 600 - 750 per day inside IR35 - umbrella only Active SC clearance required Responsibilities Oversee and guide a team of consultants from the UK business who are fulfilling our cloud security assurance process for non-core cloud systems Maintain and implement our overall Secure Networks Security Assurance framework, including creation of protocols and processes as required. Maintain our secure network approvals including risk assessments, security arguments, and compliance statements against the DCPP Cyber Security Model (plus against other standards and control sets as required) Carry out and maintain security assessments for core Secure Networks cloud systems such as Microsoft 365 Oversee Secure Networks elements of broader company certification to the Defence Cyber Certification Carry out compliance audits to ensure that the Secure Networks Team, local security contacts, and project teams are carrying out required assurance activities, both in our secure networks and for cloud systems Stay up to date with MOD and other regulatory guidance, and relevant commercial standards such as Microsoft 365 guidance, and incorporate the results into our Secure Networks security assurance approaches Provide security assurance guidance to the Secure Networks Team to review and influence the design and operation of our secure networks Periodically update the risk assessments for our secure networks, communicate implications to relevant stakeholders, and track progress against action items Stay up to date with the threat landscape affecting our secure networks, using a range of sources such as the corporate Threat Intelligence team Track progress made by a range of parties against security action plans Collaborate with, learn from and advise relevant internal stakeholders such as Global Security, Security Points of Contact, the Secure Networks Team, the UK business security managers, Security Controllers, corporate and UK project procurement, HR Vetting, project teams, and individual staff members seeking guidance e.g. for overseas working Liaise with relevant external stakeholders such as MOD CyDR Annually revise and reissue Security Operating Procedures for our secure networks and core Secure Networks cloud systems Support external security-related audits such as ISO27001 and by clients including MOD Oversee authorisations of third parties who will handle information from our secure networks or connect in to them, including both initial approval and ongoing maintenance Assess devices that require connection to our secure networks, for example point cloud scanners Maintain a co-ordinated programme for all security assurance activities to ensure they are delivered in a timely manner Arrange, report to, and provide advice and recommendations to Secure Networks Governance Committee meetings Report into the Office of the Chief Information Security Officer to provide confidence to them that our UK Secure Networks have adequate security assurance Carry out security assurance for key elements of the Secure Networks supply chain (hardware, software, services) Create and maintain infrastructure required to move the Security Assurance function from being an individual contact to a comprehensive standalone function, for example a group mailbox, a Team, communications methods, and site(s) for publication of Security Assurance policies, trackers, etc. Required Skills & Qualifications A 'completer finisher', with an eye for detail. Demonstrable experience of working in cyber security in a UK MOD-related environment Strong familiarity with UK MOD security standards such as Def Stan 05-138 versions 3 and 4, the Cyber Security Model, Secure By Design, Industry Security Notices Strong familiarity with UK Government security standards such as 007/SPF, NCSC Cloud Security Principles, NCSC Principles for Using Software as a Service (SaaS) securely, Cyber Essentials, and the CHECK penetration testing scheme Broad familiarity with UK Government physical and personnel security such as NPSA and UKSV Risk assessment using recognised standards such as IS1 and NIST SP800-30 Able to express yourself effectively, with a high degree of clarity, in English, especially when justifying and explaining required security measures Able to liaise effectively with a wide range of stakeholders, from senior leaders to technical IT staff Able to prioritise and manage your time to achieve multiple different tasks (Desirable) Familiarity with broader international security standards such as ISO27001, CMMC, and the NIST Cyber Security Framework (especially SP800-30 and SP800-53) (Desirable) Familiarity with UK nuclear regulations such as the ONR SyAPs (Desirable) Familiarity with the AtkinsR alis corporate security standards and approaches Competent with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint Join a dynamic team supporting vital national security projects. Apply now to be part of a forward-thinking organisation committed to safeguarding critical infrastructure.